Sentence examples for level of permeability from inspiring English sources

The level of permeability or solubility needed for oral absorption is related to potency.

This level of permeability is sufficient to encapsulate large molecules such as proteins and polynucleotides, yet still allow external substrate to reach an encapsulated enzyme.

Both steady level of permeability and kinetics of unsteady period can be used for quality control purposes.

Despite some technological imperfections of the laboratory-made samples, a low level of permeability was achieved, which satisfied the official requirements.

Existing bone scaffolds are mainly characterized by complex porous designs whose shortcomings are a low level of permeability for growing tissue, and a difficult design customization.

In this paper, we report the results of our efforts to determine whether we could prepare a diatomite kaolin composite coating to be deposited over a sintered diatomite support layer that could reduce the largest pore size of the sintered diatomite membrane while retaining an acceptable level of permeability.

Because evaporites have very low levels of permeability, the thick evaporite deposits in New Mexico are now the site of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, which is designed to store low-level radioactive waste in the subsurface for 10,000 years.

To encompass a wide range of geometric and petrophysical properties found in the Northern GOM basin, two levels of permeability (100 and 1000 md) and thickness (100 and 200 m), and three levels of dip (0, 2 and 15°) were used in the design of experiments (Ewing et al. 1984).

We did not observe an overt increase in active caspase-3 until 24 hours in these lysates (n = 4 at 0, 4, 12, 24 hours), suggesting that activation of apoptosis does not occur until after peak levels of permeability.

Experiments were terminated for fetal perfusion pressure above 50 mmHg, for loss of perfusate>4 ml/h from the fetal circulation, and for cases of mismatch of maternal-fetal circulation as measured by the antipyrine permeability (i.e. lower levels of permeability, <0.04 ml×min−1×g−1, Table 2).

Concerning the anatomical subsites of development of OPMLs, it should be considered that the stratified epithelia covering the structures present in the oral cavity have diverse histological features, which may result in different levels of permeability.